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8:18

The Devil Wears Prada · 2013

43 min · 13 tracks · metalcore

A raw exploration of emotional turmoil, blending aggressive metalcore riffs with poignant lyrical introspection.

Why this album works

'8:18' received critical acclaim for its lyrical depth and sonic evolution, debuting at No. 10 on the Billboard 200 chart. It is often noted for its influence on the metalcore genre by pushing boundaries beyond traditional heavy music into more experimental territory.
Best for
dynamic emotional journeys short, impactful listening sessions introspective late-night moods
Context
By the time '8:18' was released in January 2013, The Devil Wears Prada had already established themselves in the metalcore scene with their previous album, 'Dead Throne.' This release marked a pivotal moment as it showcased a shift towards more personal and reflective themes after the band faced lineup changes and personal struggles during the preceding years.
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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Gloom Standout 3:45
  • 2 Rumors 3:02
  • 3 First Sight 3:34
  • 4 War Standout 3:02
  • 5 8:18 2:13
  • 6 Sailor’s Prayer 3:52
  • 7 Care More 3:14
  • 8 Martyrs 3:28
  • 9 Black & Blue Standout 3:48
  • 10 Transgress 3:35
  • 11 Number Eleven 3:15
  • 12 Home for Grave 3:24
  • 13 In Heart 3:27

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